Chords for Ed Sheeran - End The Silence Music Memory
Tempo:
91.45 bpm
Chords used:
Bb
Dm
G
F
C
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
A band Morrison and the Chieftains, Carrick Fergus.
I [D] wish I had you.
[Em] I remember how old I was when I first heard that track,
because it was just always played [Dm] throughout my childhood.
I lived in Yorkshire, which is about four or five hour [Em] drive
to London, and my parents would commute to London,
and I'd be sat in the back seat, and that was pretty much
the only tape cassette they had, that [C] and the Beatles.
And that's the one song I kind of remember.
Songs and memories go together like very well.
You can kind of pinpoint a [G] certain time you heard a song
based on a memory.
[Ab]
I don't know [Db] what the important part of the song would be.
I wish I [G] had you.
In [Ab] Carrick Fergus, [F] only four nights in Bally.
But the sea is wide, and I [Bb] can't swim on.
No, neither I have wings to [Eb] fly.
I wish I could find me a handy [Ab] boat to [Db] carry [Eb] me.
I love that.
[Fm] Yeah, I guess the first chorus.
[F] I think music has always been a massive part
of my childhoods, as well as my brother's.
And I think most kids, music's part of your childhood
in some way.
Maybe it's like hearing stuff on the radio
and [Bb] dancing to it, it's not always playing.
I [Dm] guess it's influenced me [Bb] today,
because I [F] started singing at a young age,
and I think if you start music at a young age,
you obviously excel quicker,
because you learn quicker.
Your mind can pick up [Bb] on stuff.
I really [Dm] wish I'd kept on with the [Bb] piano,
because I can't learn it for sure now.
Anyone not having family in their life,
[F] or music in their life, or stability,
I think that's a very sad thing.
Yeah.
[G] I hope you'll join me in sharing music from your childhood
and [C] supporting End The Silence.
I'd love to hear your stories.
Please share [Am] your memory now at EndTheSilence.com
or the link below [Dm] to donate.
Together, we can end the silence.
[G] [C] [N]
I [D] wish I had you.
[Em] I remember how old I was when I first heard that track,
because it was just always played [Dm] throughout my childhood.
I lived in Yorkshire, which is about four or five hour [Em] drive
to London, and my parents would commute to London,
and I'd be sat in the back seat, and that was pretty much
the only tape cassette they had, that [C] and the Beatles.
And that's the one song I kind of remember.
Songs and memories go together like very well.
You can kind of pinpoint a [G] certain time you heard a song
based on a memory.
[Ab]
I don't know [Db] what the important part of the song would be.
I wish I [G] had you.
In [Ab] Carrick Fergus, [F] only four nights in Bally.
But the sea is wide, and I [Bb] can't swim on.
No, neither I have wings to [Eb] fly.
I wish I could find me a handy [Ab] boat to [Db] carry [Eb] me.
I love that.
[Fm] Yeah, I guess the first chorus.
[F] I think music has always been a massive part
of my childhoods, as well as my brother's.
And I think most kids, music's part of your childhood
in some way.
Maybe it's like hearing stuff on the radio
and [Bb] dancing to it, it's not always playing.
I [Dm] guess it's influenced me [Bb] today,
because I [F] started singing at a young age,
and I think if you start music at a young age,
you obviously excel quicker,
because you learn quicker.
Your mind can pick up [Bb] on stuff.
I really [Dm] wish I'd kept on with the [Bb] piano,
because I can't learn it for sure now.
Anyone not having family in their life,
[F] or music in their life, or stability,
I think that's a very sad thing.
Yeah.
[G] I hope you'll join me in sharing music from your childhood
and [C] supporting End The Silence.
I'd love to hear your stories.
Please share [Am] your memory now at EndTheSilence.com
or the link below [Dm] to donate.
Together, we can end the silence.
[G] [C] [N]
Key:
Bb
Dm
G
F
C
Bb
Dm
G
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ A band Morrison and the Chieftains, Carrick Fergus.
_ I [D] wish I had you.
[Em] I remember how old I was when I first heard that track,
because it was just always played [Dm] throughout my childhood.
I lived in Yorkshire, which is about four or five hour [Em] drive
to London, and my parents would commute to London,
and I'd be sat in the back seat, and that was pretty much
the only tape cassette they had, that [C] and the Beatles.
And that's the one song I kind of remember.
Songs and memories go together like very well.
You can kind of pinpoint a [G] certain time you heard a song
based on a memory.
[Ab] _ _
_ _ _ I don't know [Db] what the important part of the song would be.
I wish I [G] had you.
In [Ab] Carrick Fergus, [F] only four nights in Bally.
But the sea is wide, _ _ and I [Bb] can't swim on.
_ _ No, neither I have wings to [Eb] fly.
I wish I could find me a handy [Ab] boat to [Db] carry [Eb] me.
I love that.
[Fm] Yeah, I guess the first chorus.
[F] I think music has always been a massive part
of my childhoods, as well as my brother's.
And I think most kids, music's part of your childhood
in some way.
Maybe it's like hearing stuff on the radio
and [Bb] dancing to it, it's not always playing.
I [Dm] guess it's influenced me [Bb] today,
because I [F] started singing at a young age,
and I think if you start music at a young age,
you obviously excel quicker,
because you learn quicker.
Your mind can pick up [Bb] on stuff.
I really [Dm] wish I'd kept on with the [Bb] piano,
because I can't learn it for sure now.
Anyone not having family in their life,
[F] or music in their life, or stability,
I think that's a very sad thing.
Yeah.
[G] I hope you'll join me in sharing music from your childhood
and [C] supporting End The Silence.
I'd love to hear your stories.
Please share [Am] your memory now at EndTheSilence.com
or the link below [Dm] to donate.
Together, we can end the silence.
[G] _ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ [N] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ A band Morrison and the Chieftains, Carrick Fergus.
_ I [D] wish I had you.
[Em] I remember how old I was when I first heard that track,
because it was just always played [Dm] throughout my childhood.
I lived in Yorkshire, which is about four or five hour [Em] drive
to London, and my parents would commute to London,
and I'd be sat in the back seat, and that was pretty much
the only tape cassette they had, that [C] and the Beatles.
And that's the one song I kind of remember.
Songs and memories go together like very well.
You can kind of pinpoint a [G] certain time you heard a song
based on a memory.
[Ab] _ _
_ _ _ I don't know [Db] what the important part of the song would be.
I wish I [G] had you.
In [Ab] Carrick Fergus, [F] only four nights in Bally.
But the sea is wide, _ _ and I [Bb] can't swim on.
_ _ No, neither I have wings to [Eb] fly.
I wish I could find me a handy [Ab] boat to [Db] carry [Eb] me.
I love that.
[Fm] Yeah, I guess the first chorus.
[F] I think music has always been a massive part
of my childhoods, as well as my brother's.
And I think most kids, music's part of your childhood
in some way.
Maybe it's like hearing stuff on the radio
and [Bb] dancing to it, it's not always playing.
I [Dm] guess it's influenced me [Bb] today,
because I [F] started singing at a young age,
and I think if you start music at a young age,
you obviously excel quicker,
because you learn quicker.
Your mind can pick up [Bb] on stuff.
I really [Dm] wish I'd kept on with the [Bb] piano,
because I can't learn it for sure now.
Anyone not having family in their life,
[F] or music in their life, or stability,
I think that's a very sad thing.
Yeah.
[G] I hope you'll join me in sharing music from your childhood
and [C] supporting End The Silence.
I'd love to hear your stories.
Please share [Am] your memory now at EndTheSilence.com
or the link below [Dm] to donate.
Together, we can end the silence.
[G] _ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ [N] _ _